A-level online resources?Watch

So BBC Bitesize and other sites are completely useless at this moment, does anyone know any good website/YouTube channel (e.g mr Bruff)/resource that I could use for A-level (I’m talking generally for science as I’m taking these A-levels but anything would help) Thanks 🙏!!

(Original post by 🦁Road to A** 🦁)
So BBC Bitesize and other sites are completely useless at this moment, does anyone know any good website/YouTube channel (e.g mr Bruff)/resource that I could use for A-level (I’m talking generally for science as I’m taking these A-levels but anything would help) Thanks 🙏!!

I’m only any good for science A Level revision anyway lol, so these are the links that I find helpful:

1. Chemguide: good for Chemistry, unsurprisingly. It's a general site though, so you have to make sure to check what your exam board specifies you should learn and how you should phrase things
2. Physics and Maths tutor: despite the name, it has resources for all of the three main sciences, including summary sheets and past paper questions sorted according to topic

Physicsandmathstutor - Really good site for a variety of subjects and exam boards, mainly the science and maths though. It has revision notes, all the past exam papers and questions by topic so it's great for practcie and I wouldn't have survived without it.

Chemrevise - Exam board specific chemistry revision guides (unlike Chemguide which you could also use but I prefer this one) and includes a variety of boards. Has practical guides as well as nice, condensed notes on the exam topics and I loved this site so much!

E. Rintoul (youtube) - Great guy for AQA Chemistry revision, in depth on every topic and great for those topics your teacher just never seems to be able to teach well. Also does talk throughs of specimen papers.

Psychology Wizard - One of the only places to find good notes for Edexcel Psychology. Covers all basic AS Level topics and Clinical and Child psychology for A2. Very in depth and much more helpful (and correct) than the actual textbook.

(Original post by 🦁Road to A** 🦁)
So BBC Bitesize and other sites are completely useless at this moment, does anyone know any good website/YouTube channel (e.g mr Bruff)/resource that I could use for A-level (I’m talking generally for science as I’m taking these A-levels but anything would help) Thanks 🙏!!